The Slow, Surprising Death of EV Range Anxiety — SkimNews
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- EVs with more than 300 miles of range would have cost nearly $100,000 a decade ago.
- fueleconomy’s latest 2027 model-year data supports a market in which 300 miles of range sits in the middle and even the least expensive models offer at least 200 miles.
Why it matters: Consumers considering the least expensive 2027 model-year EVs can expect at least 200 miles of range, while more than 300 miles no longer carries the nearly $100,000 price associated with it a decade ago. The practical change is that long-range capability now sits in the middle of the market.
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